Vicki ScuriInterdisciplinary Artist & Designer

206 930 1769 cell vicki@vickiscuri.com

vickiscuri.com

15004 37th Avenue NE Lake Forest Park, WA 98155

EXPERTISE:

Vicki is an Interdisciplinary Artist and Designer with a stellar track record. Her work thrives at the intersections of Art with Urban Design, Environment and Infrastructure, bridging the gaps between disciplines to create a more meaningful and engaging public realm. Vicki’s projects are best known for symbolic pattern work, the play of sunlight and shadow over sculptural form, and her ability to address the entire site as a canvas. Her practice includes design team collaborations, mentoring interns, public engagement, public art master planning, and promoting economic development through the Arts.

EXPERIENCE:

Arts planning, site planning & community outreachStreetscapes, pedestrian links & trailsTransit, shelters, paving, windscreens, & medians Lighting: roadway, pedestrian & signatureGateway bridges, railings, grills, towers, & sculptures Infrastructure walls: custom forms & patterning

RECOGNITION (recent / selected)

2019 “Five-in-Five,” Public Art Network (PAN) Conference, Minneapolis, MN“Exploring the Impact...Artists in the Field of Transportation, “ PAN Conference, Minneapolis, MN

2018 CEA Award of Excellence in Transportation, Macleod, Calgary, Alberta, Canada2017 CODAawards Top 100 Projects, WAM Windscreens, Wichita, KS2016 2016 CODAworx Year in Review, “Airway Most Visited Project,” Airway, El Paso, TX 2015 2015 Design Arlington Merit Award, Arlington Boulevard, Arlington, VA

CODAawards Top 100 Projects, Airway, El Paso, TX CODAawards Top 100 Projects, Arlington Boulevard, Arlington, VA“Best of the Border” Public Art 2014, El Paso Times People’s Choice Award, Airway, El Paso, TX“Honor Awardee” 2014-15 ACEC/MW Engineering Excellence Award, Arlington Blvd, Arlington, VA

2014 APWA Nevada Chapter Project of the Year, Meadowood Complex, Reno, NVCODAworx Top 100 Projects, Meadowood Complex, Reno, NVCODAworx Top 100 Projects, Merit Award, Sand Creek Byway, Sand Point, ID

2013 NV ASLA Merit Award, I-580/Meadowood Complex, Reno, NVCoDA Top 100 Projects, River Road, Tucson, AZCoDA Top 100 Projects, Rock Creek Pedestrian Bridge, Rockville, MDCoDA Top 100 Projects, Sand Creek Byway, Sandpoint, IDArlington Blvd. featured project at Arlington Arts, Arlington, VAASCE Region 8, Project of the Year >$10M, Sand Creek Byway, Sandpoint, IDNational ACEC Engineering Excellence Award, Sand Creek Byway, Sandpoint, ID WTS Innovative Transportation Solutions Project, Sand Creek Byway, Sandpoint, ID

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

Americans for the ArtsInternational Sculpture Center, Board MemberWomen in Transportation

EDUCATION

2013 Certificate /Digital Design University of Washington, Seattle, WA 1980 Master of Fine Arts University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI 1975 Bachelor of Arts University of California, Berkeley, CA

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PUBLIC ART (recent / selected)

2014-23 South Bellevue Station, Bellevue, WA (in construction) Aesthetics: $400,000; Client: Sound Transit

2007-22 East Kellogg Improvement Projects I & II, Wichita, KS (in construction)Aesthetics: $900,000; Client: City of Wichita & KDOT

2017-21 Schantz Avenue Bridge, Kettering, OH (in construction)Aesthetics: $250,000; Client: City of Kettering

2018-20 Lakepointe Development, Covington, WA (In design) Aesthetics: TBD Client: Oakpointe

2018-20 Coleman Road/Bassett Street Lighting Project, San Jose, CA (in design)Aesthetics: $300,000; Client: City of San Jose

2017-19 Capital Boulevard Bridges, Raleigh, NC (in construction)Aesthetics: TBD; Client: City of Raleigh

2017-19 Aurora Ave N Improvement Project, “Bright Dawn”, Seattle, WA (built)Aesthetics: $197,400; Client: City of Seattle Office of Arts & Culture

2016-18 Hagerstown Cultural Trail Railroad Switch Fencing, Hagerstown, MD (built)Aesthetics: $150,000; Client: City of Hagerstown Department of Engineering

2016-18 Merriweather Parking Garage “Rainbow Sunset”, Columbia, MD (built) Aesthetics: $500,000; Client: The Howard Hughes Corporation

2016-18 MEDIC “Response”, Charlotte, NC (built) Aesthetics: $276,000; Arts & Science Council of Charlotte-Mecklenburg

2015-18 Macleod Trail & 162nd Avenue SE Interchange, Calgary, Canada (built)Aesthetics: $500,000; Client: City of Calgary

2017 Kinston Trash Trucks, Kinston, NC (completed)Aesthetics: $20,000; Client: City of Kinston

2016-17 Kinston SmART Vision Plan, Kinston, NC (completed)Budget: $55,000; Client: SmART Kinston and the City of Kinston

2014-16 WAM Wind Screens, Wichita, KS (built)Aesthetics: $125,000; Client: Wichita Art Museum

2011-15 Airway Gateway, El Paso, TX (built)Aesthetics: $7.5M; Client: City of El Paso, CRMMA & TXDOT

2011-14 375 East and West Outer Loop, El Paso, TX (built)Aesthetics: $3M; Client: City of El Paso, CRMMA & TXDOT

2004-14 Arlington Boulevard, Arlington, VA (built)Aesthetics: $800,000; Client: Arlington County

2007-13 I-580/Meadowood Complex, Reno, NV (built)Aesthetics: $800,000; Client: RTC Washoe County

2010-12 I-10 Aesthetic Master Plan, El Paso, TX (completed)Client: CRRMA, TxDOT, City of El Paso

2009-12 Eight Mile Road, Stockton, CA (built)Aesthetics: $800,000; Client: City of Stockton

16218 39th Ave. NE Lake Forest Park, WA 98155206-930-1769 vicki@vickiscuri.com

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Aesthetics: $200,000; Client: VTA, City of San Jose

2001-12 Sand Creek Byway Project “Green Ribbon”, Sandpoint, ID (built) Aesthetics: $1M; Client: Idaho Transportation Department

2009-11 River Road, Tucson, AZ (built) Aesthetics: $200,000; Client: Pima County

2003-11 Rock Creek Trail Pedestrian Bridge, Aspen Hill, MD (built) Aesthetics: $1M; Client: Montgomery County Department of Parks & Planning & Public Art Trust

2003-08 D Street Bridge, “Rails to Sails”, Tacoma, WA (built) Aesthetics: $400,000; Client: City of Tacoma

2001-07 Interurban Trail Bridges, Shoreline, WA (built) Aesthetics: $400,000; Client: City of Shoreline

2002-06 North Ninth Gateway, Salina, KS (built) Aesthetics: $100,000; Client: City of Salina 2001-05 La Cholla Blvd., Tucson, AZ (built) Aesthetics: $240,000; Client: Pima County DOT

PRINT, MEDIA & BLOGS (recent / selected)

2018 Stradling, Richard. “These new bridges over Capital Boulevard will be works of art.” The News and Observer. February 1, 2018.2017 Michaels, Andrew. “Columbia parking garage is artist’s canvas.” Baltimore Sun. August 9, 2017. Potter, Sara. “Downtown Kinston: Your opinion is being requested.” The Free Press. June 5, 2017. Metcalf, Andrew. “Purple Line Art Submissions Unveiled.” Bethesda Magazine. April 25, 2017.2016 Gillespie, Alison. “These Creative Wind Turbines Will Have You Rethinking What You Know About Wind Power.” Smithsonian.com. January 12, 2016.2015 Sullivan, Jordan. “Vicki Scuri: A bright future for pubic art.” Philips Lighting Blog. Oct 26, 2015. CODAworx. “Project: Arlington Boulevard.” CODAmagazine: Technology + Art. October, 2015. Shaar, Deborah. “Wichita’s Art Museum’s Art Garden Opens Saturday.” KMUW. Sept 24, 2015. “Arlington Boulevard Reflects Grace and Beauty.” Scott System Informer. Fall 2015. CODAworx. “Project: Sand Creek Byway.” CODAmagazine: Earth and Urbanism. July, 2015. “Project: Sand Creek Byway.” Codamagazine: Earth & Urbanism, July, 2015. McIntyre, Maureen. “Public Arts Meets Sustainability in Texas.” Solar Today. May/June 2015. “’Airway’ El Paso, TX.” Land Art Generator Initiative. June 4, 2015. Snejnevski, Asya. “Public Art: Hybrids of Art and Architecture Adorn the Washington Area.” Architecture DC. Volume 17, Number 1. Spring, 2015. Adams, Angela et al. “Highway Project Meets Tough Challenges.” Government Engineering. Volume 12, Issue 2. March-April 2015. “Airway.” Public Art Review, February 20, 2015. Tapia, Jair. “A Dialogue of Forms: Interview with Vicki Scuri...” Los Herrajerros, February 17, 2015. Byers, Jim. “Arlington is Aglow With Public Art...Seriously!” Explore Arlington. February 6, 2015. Pinson, Lauren. “A Vibrant Light Garden in the Desert.” The Art Avenue # 12. February 3, 2015. “Light as Art II.” CODAmagazine. January 2015.2014 Borunda, Daniel. “Airway artwork officially lighted ...” El Paso Times. December 18, 21014. Macz, Brandon. “Sound Transit reveals ... station.” Bellevue Reporter, November 11, 2014. Pirvany, Roze. “Vicki Scuri SiteWorks.” CodaWORX/ANIMOTO, October 29, 2014. ARLnow.com. “Art Installation Lights Up Route 50 at Courthouse.” ARLnow, October 27, 2014. Acosta, Emma. “... I-10 project at Airway brings unique beauty.” El Paso Times, October 20, 2014. Fox, Laura. “Touring Arlington’s Eclectic Public Art....” Northern Virginia Magazine, May 2014. Culture Now, Museum Without Walls, “Forceful Personalities,” Volume 4, Issue 4, April 2014. Collaborator’s Panel: CODAmagazine: The Art of Place. April, 2014.2013 Jost, Daniel. “A Green Way Through.” Public Art Review Fall/Winter Issue #49.

16218 39th Ave. NE Lake Forest Park, WA 98155206-930-1769 vicki@vickiscuri.com

PUBLIC ART (selected, continued)

ARTIST’S STATEMENT / BIO

I am passionate about my work, promoting community identity and more livable public places through Art. I am an Interdisciplinary Artist and Designer, with a stellar track record spanning over 32 years. My work thrives at the intersections of Art with Urban Design, Environment and Infrastructure, bridging the gaps between disciplines to create a meaningful and engaging public realm.

My projects are best known for symbolic pattern work, the play of sunlight and shadow over sculptural form, and my ability to conceptually engage the entire site as a canvas. My works are layered in meaning, inviting multiple views, and sustained interest. I excel in collaborations, with professionals and communities with different backgrounds than my own, promoting thoughtful, expansive dialogue and discovery. I am a good communicator and I have the ability to build consensus among diverse groups by culling information and revealing human core values that transcend, age, race, or wealth. As one of the first women artists in the field of public art for transportation, I have successfully trail blazed this field, expanding possibilities for all by successfully delivering work that meets or exceeds all expectations. I work across cultural differences by being an authentic advocate for all that I serve, promoting best practices and holistic design through Public Art.

I am knowledgeable in all phases of design, cost estimating, fabrication, and construction. I am constantly honing my skills. In 2013, I earned a Certificate in Digital Design and Fabrication from UW. These digital tools expand my abilities to realize my work on the scale of the city, and to embrace a more experimental process in image and fabrication development. My practice includes design team collaborations, site specific installations, mentoring interns, public engagement and public art master planning, promoting economic development through the Arts.

I am a consummate professional who energizes my work and the people around me through my enthusiasm for creating more livable, beautiful and sustainable communities.

“Ms. Scuri –Your work in Arlington is beautiful. Thank you. It’s a soothing tonic in what can only otherwise be called a grueling and thankless commute home-until now. It just made me smile when I saw it. This is what public art should do.”– Ray, an Arlington citizen

PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS

Americans for the ArtsInternational Sculpture Center, Board MemberWomen in Transportation

MILESTONES

2013 Digital Design & Fabrication Certificate, UW, Seattle, WA1985-present Vicki Scuri SiteWorks1985-1988 Downtown Seattle Transit Project, Seattle, WA 1980-1985 Assistant Professor, Whitman College, Walla Walla, WA1980 MFA Printmaking, UW, Madison, WI1977 Atelier 17/ Stanley William Hayter, Paris, France1976 Secondary Teaching Credential, UC Berkeley, CA1975 BA, UC Berkeley, CA

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16218 39th Ave. NE Lake Forest Park, WA 98155206-930-1769 vicki@vickiscuri.com